Took a while to decide with so many options on the menu. Settled on the Beachbum with Bomshalaka sauce. Bun had a nice crunch and the veggies tasted fresh. Really happy with the choice. The place was busy but we never felt rushed. Just a heads up, parking can be a bit tricky around there. Still, a solid spot for a relaxed meal.

The terrace is really nice, split into smoking and non-smoking which I appreciated. Food was tasty, fresh ingredients. We sat outside, no booking needed for that. Inside looked busy though, so probably smart to reserve if you want a table there. Service was friendly enough. Just wish the terrace had a bit more shade, but overall a pleasant spot.

Loved the terrace on that little square &mdash; such a vibe. Food was fresh and creative, though portions felt small for the price.

The restaurant boasts a lovely ambiance with spacious seating. The scallops and lobster were particularly noteworthy, and the dessert was a perfect ending to a wonderful meal.

The almond croissant was still warm when I got it&mdash;flaky, buttery, exactly how it should be. Coffee was solid too, not bitter. Place was busy but I found a seat by the window. Pastry counter looked tempting but I stuck to what I knew. Will come back for the pain au chocolat next time.

The thali here is perfect if you wanna try a little bit of everything. Sambar was the standout for me, really flavorful. Kheer was a bit watery though, could&#39;ve been thicker. Still, the whole meal felt like good value for what you get.

The garden out back is lovely, quiet enough to actually hear yourself think. Got the Thai salad, wasn&#39;t really my thing, a bit too sweet. But the beef came out perfectly cooked, nice sear on it. Lemonade was fresh and tart, cut through the heat. I&#39;d skip the salad next time and go straight for the meat.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the Bergse sharing platter. Lobster salad was fresh, no complaints there. The little shop inside is a nice touch if you need a gift. Service was fast enough for a lunch break. Price is a bit steep but you&#39;re paying for the location in the old center.

Came for lunch on a quiet weekday. The menu had some unexpected twists and everything I tried was solid. Orange wine stood out for sure. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place itself is pretty compact, tables a bit close together, but fine for a quick meal. Decent pick if you&#39;re in the center and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

The Brussels waffles were properly light, not the heavy doughy kind. Coffee was solid too. Toppings list is massive, almost overwhelming. Only thing is seating&#39;s pretty tight, and you might wait a bit for your order if it&#39;s packed. I&#39;d still grab a table by the window if you can.

All-you-can-eat sides and dessert buffet with a main is a solid deal. Mains were hit or miss though.

Came here on a sunny afternoon and grabbed a spot outside on Dageraadplaats. Ordered the stoofvlees and a couple of tapas&mdash;portions were honestly bigger than I expected for the price. Paid around &euro;30 for two and left full. Staff knew the menu well and pointed me toward the better deal. Only downside: it took a while to get the bill.

The scones here were genuinely good&mdash;warm, with proper jam and cream. Garden seating&rsquo;s a nice escape from the shopping crowds. Just wish they had a better wine list to go with the afternoon tea vibe.

Stopped by for a late breakfast and grabbed a cappuccino. It came with a tiny cookie on the side, which I honestly loved. Coffee was solid, nothing crazy, but the vibe was chill enough to hang out for a bit. Wish the pastries were a little fresher though.

The chicken wrap was really good, fresh and juicy. Music was on point too, gave the place a nice vibe. Service got a bit slow once it filled up, but I wasn&rsquo;t in a rush. Fine for a relaxed stop, just don&rsquo;t expect a quick in-and-out.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Soup of the day was decent, came with proper bread. Beer list is solid, nothing fancy but well picked. Service was friendly enough, though we waited a bit longer than I&#39;d like. There&#39;s a dog wandering around, adds some character. Fine for a casual bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for years, mostly because of that stoofvlees. Still as good as the first time I tried it. Right across from the cathedral, so the view never gets old either. Service is friendly enough, nothing fancy, but they remember you. That&#39;s probably why I keep going back.

Went on a rainy night and honestly the coziness factor is off the charts. We ordered the stew and it hit the spot, super comforting. Staff was friendly too, didn&rsquo;t rush us at all. Only thing is it got a bit loud when more people came in, but whatever. Good spot to hang with friends. 😊

Came here for a late lunch after wandering around Mechelen and honestly it hit the spot. Food was tasty and the vibe felt classy but chill at the same time. My teens (12 and 14) actually enjoyed it too, which never happens haha. Definitely a good pick if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for lunch last week. Had the Strawberries Romanoff since they&#39;re in season right now. Done properly, not too sweet. The rest was decent too, nothing to complain about. Place was busy but we got a table without waiting. Probably come back when the menu changes.

We stumbled in after a long walk and the salmon tartare with mango and cucumber really hit the spot. Fresh, light, well seasoned. Tiramisu was solid too, one of the better ones I&#39;ve had lately. Cozy little place, felt like a proper escape. Just wish they had a bit more staff on the floor, we waited a while to get the bill.

The owner let us in a few minutes early while we waited outside in the cold&mdash;that was a nice touch. Falafel was fresh, and the moutabal had good flavor. Portions were decent for what you pay. Pretty solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick.

Though we were very late to arrive, they received of warmly with a smile and were very patient! The food was wonderful and generous. I recommend this place!IBTM

The truffle ravioli was solid&mdash;rich, creamy, plenty of flavor. Portion was decent for one person and the price felt fair. Service was friendly enough.

Food came out hot and well-seasoned. Staff were efficient without hovering. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and need a solid meal without fuss.

Steak came out exactly how I asked, medium rare and juicy. Place was packed on a Tuesday night, kinda loud but that energy worked. Server checked in a couple times, never felt rushed. Solid dinner, nothing fancy, just done right. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stoofvlees was solid, right on the square so you can&#39;t miss it. Service quick and friendly. Prices fair for what you get. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The complimentary Turkish bread and olives were a nice touch, honestly better than some starters I&#39;ve paid for. Service was efficient, no fuss. Place gets busy around noon, so come a bit earlier if you&#39;re in a hurry. Fair for the price.

Came for the food, left thinking about the cocktails. Plating&rsquo;s pretty, ingredients feel fresh, but flavors were a bit too subtle for me. Coffee was solid though. Seating&rsquo;s cramped inside, but the outdoor bit saves it. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind trying more of the menu next time.

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